Cremorne Point

Cremorne Point is a harbourside suburb on the lower North Shore of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Cremorne is located 6 kilometres north of the Sydney central business district, in the local government areas of North Sydney Council.

Cremorne Point shares the postcode of 2090 with Cremorne, a separate suburb to the north. Cremorne Point sits on Sydney Harbour between Shell Cove and Mosman Bay. Cremorne Junction is a locality within the suburb of Cremorne.

Cremorne was named after the Cremorne Gardens, a popular pleasure ground in London, England.

Robertsons Point was named after James Robertson who was granted 35 hectares there in 1820. He was the father of Premier Sir John Robertson. Robertsons Point offers one of the best views of Sydney and its harbour.

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Politicians are doing nothing to fix housing affordability

For those predicting housing values to start dropping in the near future you should start rethinking that analysis. Of course, the newly created investment market is facing severe headwinds and yes, it would be fair to assume that there will be a correction should a large number default on their respective acquisitions. The mistake many continue to make is that housing affordability is actually about... Read More

Sydney property market remains a juggernaut

Will it, or won’t it? The question that has so many struggling for the last seven years and now itching to witness the demise of the strongest property run seen since the late 1980’s. Personally I can’t see this happening in Sydney anytime soon as the foundations are still rock solid.
Interestingly it was reported this week by CoreLogic that dwelling prices fell slightly during April which... Read More

Love a Property Market with Hypotheticals

Make no mistake our property markets have been running downwind for too long so it’s now tacking straight into some interesting headwinds albeit hypothetical at this juncture. That being said, the property run – particularly in Sydney and Melbourne needed some economic speed bumps to slow the momentum.
As strange as that may sound the federal government has basked in the unprecedented growth... Read More

Addressing Australia’s Housing Affordability Crisis Should Not be Hard

So, hold on a second – just, why is it? Well that’s because the answers and outcomes are so convoluted where I have stated on many occasions in the past that the problems lie at the hands of governments at all levels. Now we simply have a blame game with no intelligent outcomes.
We need to break down the property tiers to find the answers to the problems.
1. Traditional Households – Family... Read More

The big property shift is fast heading to a sell recommendation

It was only a matter of time before some property punters would cash in simply because property data is now pointing to a significant price correction. The latest Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) data has inflation adjusted wage growth sitting most uncomfortably around zero which spells disaster for households carrying excessively large mortgages. Time to cool the heels-cash in, and lock oneself into... Read More

The three P’s of property are now, Political-Paralysis-Persuasion

Up until now it’s very clear that federal and state politicians do not want a debate on property markets as they well know that a major overhaul is what’s required – consumers would be much better off and government revenues would be significantly reduced. This would explain why the last significant taxation review in Australia, happened back in 2000, with the introduction of the goods and services... Read More

To fix Australia’s housing affordability listen to Ken Henry

Like most people, Australians are past sick and tired of their elected politicians, simply because they do very little and collectively can’t solve problems – in fact, they now make them worse. Speaking at the 2017 Committee for Economic Development of Australia summit Henry was scathing. “Australia had become so paralysed by political inaction that it had gone from an optimistic nation which... Read More

Starlight Foundation cheque for $415,169.09

This is a very proud moment for the entire Richardson & Wrench team!
It's not every day you get the chance to present a cheque for a massive $415,169.09!!
As a key sponsor for Starlight Children's Foundation we are thrilled to be able to brighten the lives of seriously ill children!
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The ticking time – bomb in our property markets

Quite surprising that nothing has been said when last Friday, the Australian government debt ticked just over $475 billion. For the last twelve months, the government on average has been borrowing $6.35 billion each month, so what happens when they hit the debt ceiling of $500 billion? Will that then bring an end to Australia’s prized membership of the AAA – rated club?
Standard & Poor’s,... Read More

Why housing affordability is a political no - go zone

When Malcolm Turnbull addressed the National Press Club this week I was really hoping that he was going to announce some major policy critiquing for all matters pertaining to Australia’s ongoing housing affordability woes. Sadly, very little was offered where he clearly laid the blame at the states and territories which simply identified that very little would be happening to this space.
We can... Read More